TD Bank beats Q2 estimates with $15.97B revenue as earnings top consensus

TD Bank posted Q2 revenue of $15.97 billion, beating consensus by $881 million, as earnings topped analyst estimates.

The Toronto-based lender reported earnings per share of $2.41 for the fiscal second quarter ended April 30, compared with the $2.33 average estimate from analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Net income rose as net interest income exceeded expectations, the bank said in its filing.

The beat marks TD's largest revenue surprise in four quarters. The bank's Canadian personal and commercial banking division contributed the bulk of the outperformance, while US retail operations also came in ahead of internal forecasts.

TD did not disclose updated guidance for the full fiscal year. The bank's common equity Tier 1 ratio, a key measure of financial strength, stood at a level consistent with the prior quarter, according to the filing.

The results signal that TD's core lending business remains resilient despite a shifting rate environment. Investors will watch the bank's investor day presentation on June 15 for updated margin forecasts and capital return plans.

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